OSHA Seeks Input on Global Chemical Rules via Virtual Chats
Published Date: 5/15/2026
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Summary
OSHA is hosting two fun virtual meetings in June and November 2026 to get your thoughts on how the U.S. should handle chemical safety rules at big United Nations meetings. If you work with chemicals or care about safety, this is your chance to speak up before the July and December sessions in Geneva. No big costs now, just your ideas to help shape safer workplaces worldwide!
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